Category: new music

• Artist Spotlight: Black Honey

  Sep 29

  Similar to that of Black Honey, this indie-grudge grunge quartet are as viscous in their bold music-beatings as they are as sweet in their intriguing delivery. Tough acts of “Beaches”,… more ›

• Sleep Token: “This Place Will Become Your Tomb” album review – progressive metal worth the worship

  Sep 24

  Ethereal and chaotic all swirled into one complex creation, the shrouded mystery of Sleep Token return with their second highly anticipated album. Although not nearly as prevalent in the castings… more ›

• Metallica: 20 Years On – The Black Album

  Sep 23

  After 20 years on from its initial release in 1991, Metallica’s The Black Album is seen as the prophecy to metal. ______ With the record holding phenomenal magnitude and depth… more ›

• You’re so punk rock: IDLES

  Sep 22

  Both personal and universal, punk rock and punk music in general has a way of causing mass hysteria and worldwide followings throughout the industry. Known for his chaotic truths and… more ›

• Song of the Day: The Lumineers – “BRIGHTSIDE”

  Sep 21

  The sorrowful beauty of indie folk lovers of The Lumineers are back in a new ambient space with their single, BRIGHTSIDE. From their return from 2019’s III album, The Lumineers… more ›